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Although millions have already voted in some states that allow early voting, millions more need to head to the polls today to cast their votes in this crucial election.

Photos show voters from across the country waiting in long lines and bad weather to make sure their voices are heard.

See the latest photos from Election Day in America below.

Voter Rojeli Flores casts his ballot in the midterm election at Sunueva Laundromat in Chicago.
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Donna Anderson lets people know she voted at College Park Elementary School in Virginia Beach, Virginia.
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Lloyd Salters, from Stockton, Missouri, votes at Caplinger Woods RV & Campgrounds.
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Voter Yvette Pryor casts her ballot at in the midterm election at the Half Acre brewery in Chicago.
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A sign directs voters to a new polling location where Hurricane Michael destroyed many schools and other buildings used as polling stations in the area in Parker, Florida.
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Marta Rodriguez shouts the names of local school board candidates at voters on their way into the polling station while campaigning on November 6, 2018, in Hidalgo, Texas.
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Kristen Leach votes with her six-month-old daughter, Nora, on election day in Atlanta, Tuesday, Nov. 6, 2018.
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Voters wait in line in the gymnasium at Brunswick Junior High School to receive their ballots for the midterm election in Brunswick, Maine.
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Voters wait in line to cast their ballots at a polling station in Atlanta, Georgia.
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A voter wears a sticker that reads "I'm a Georgia Voter" at a polling station in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Voters cast ballots at a polling station in Miami, Florida.
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Mike Caruso campaign employee Isaac Rheinbolt, chats with a Trump supporter (who did not want to be identified) in the parking lot of the Boca Raton Community Center.
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Lance Sanders casts his midterm ballot at Briles Schoolhouse in Peoria Township, Kansas.
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Residents wait in line to vote at a fire station in Houston, Texas.
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A voter fills out a ballot at a polling place at Lake Shore Elementary School in Pasadena, Maryland.
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Orange County California poll worker Anahita sets up a voting station at Laguna Beach City Hall in Laguna Beach, California.
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Voters wait in a line inside the Center for Civil and Human Rights in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Patrick Coleman, a candidate for state representative, walks down the street with signs for himself, U.S. House of Representatives candidate Eddie Edwards, and others, in Dover, New Hampshire.
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A Voting official waves people in as voting polls open at the Center for Civil and Human Rights, Atlanta, Georgia.
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People stand in line to cast their vote at a public school in the Upper West Side neighborhood of New York.
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Field, a 1-year-old English Setter, waits as his owner votes at P.S. 20 during the midterm election in Manhattan in New York City.
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With all precincts reporting in Orange County, Eskamani won about 57 percent of the vote, about 14 points more than her opponent Reeves, who received almost 43 percent of the vote, according to the Orange County Supervisor of Elections office.…

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In fairness to the British Labour Party, it’s clear that they really want to condemn anti-Semitism, and would do so in a hurry, if only these Jews would quit trying to make it all about themselves. In two separate incidents last week, Labour Party branches refused to condemn the Pittsburgh massacre or mention anti-Semitism in reference to the attack by a gunman who shouted “all Jews must die” before killing 11 Jews inside a synagogue.

On Oct. 30, three days after the bloodshed in Pittsburgh, the Southend Labour Party branch removed the single mention of anti-Semitism from its resolution condemning the attack. Here is the offending line that was taken out of the final resolution: “antisemitism exists in society and all forms of antisemitism must be eradicated.” This is what passes for a controversial sentiment in Britain today.

'A Labour Party group has rejected a motion condemning the Pittsburgh synagogue attack.

Steve Cooke, secretary of Norton West branch in the Stockton North constituency, proposed the motion, expressing solidarity with the Jewish community and pledging that antisemitism should be "confronted and eradicated", with Labour leading the way.

Only one other member backed the motion and Mr Cooke said the leader of Stockton-on-Tees Council, Robert Cook, was among those who opposed it.

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According to Mr Cooke, opponents of the motion had argued that there was too much focus on "antisemitism this, antisemitism that" suggesting that the text should not refer to antisemitism specifically, but racism in general. "I pointed out that the motion clearly expressed concern about racist hate crime more generally."

He claimed he had been accused "of trying to bring the party into disrepute by associating us with antisemitism" for proposing a motion that "would have strongly dissociated us from any form of hatred towards Jewish people and which would have shown how clear we were about confronting the evil of antisemitism".

Mr Cooke also claimed Stockton North Labour Party had previously voted down his attempts to set up antisemitism awareness training for local members. '

1877 - 3B Tommy Sheehan was born in Sacramento (some sources say his BD is on the 5th, c’est la vie). Tommy played for Pittsburgh from 1906-07 and hit .255. He also spent a year with the New York Giants and Brooklyn Superbas before and after his Bucco stint. He did get to play a lot of ball near home, though - he earned his daily bread with 11 years of minor league ball at Sacramento, Portland, Tacoma, Oakland and Stockton. A word of caution - make sure to keep your Sheehan’s straight - this one is not to be confused with Tommy Sheehan, pitcher from the mid-20s who tossed for the Bucs from 1925-26.

Jim Nealon 1906 (photo George Burke)

1905 - The Pirates signed a hot shot prospect, San Francisco Seals 1B Jim (aka Joe, his middle name) Nealon, for a reported $6,500 in a heated bidding battle with the Cincinnati Reds (the New York Highlanders, Boston Americans, St. Louis Browns and Chicago Cubs were also on his scent). Manager Fred Clarke spent a week by the Bay working on Nealon and his father, with the Reds rep arriving a little late on the scene. Signing Nealon allowed the Pirates to include 1B Dave Brain as part of a package to the Boston Beaneaters to add Vic Willis to their staff a month later without losing any offensive muscle. Joe led the NL in RBI in 1906, but reported to camp in 1907 overweight and with a bad hand, the result of a fracture suffered in the off-season. He also fell out of favor with management; as a son of wealth, they felt he didn’t have his focus on baseball but on business. Nealon retired after the season - the Pirates were already auditioning replacements - and returned to the coast, playing in the California State League. He died of typhoid fever at the age of 25 in 1910.

1925 - OF Bob Addis was born in Mineral Springs, Ohio. He closed out a four-year MLB career with Pittsburgh, going 0-for-3 with a pair of whiffs and one pinch-running assignment. Bob finished his pro career that season with Toronto of the International League. Addis was later the baseball coach and AD at Euclid (Ohio) HS, and was inducted into the Ohio High School Baseball Coaches Association Hall of Fame in 1975.

1930 - SS Dick Bartell was traded by the Pirates to the Philadelphia Phillies for SS Tommy Thevenow and P Claude Willoughby. Defensive whiz Thevenow spent six season with the Bucs and hit .251 while Willoughby went 0-2 for Pittsburgh in his final MLB season. Bartell played 14 more seasons, made a couple of All-Star teams and ended up with a .281 lifetime BA. But the seemingly one-sided swap of SS’s worked out OK - Thevenow hurt his leg in 1931, and in 1932 was replaced in the lineup by Hall-of-Famer Arky Vaughan. Tommy Thevenow factoid: he didn't homer in his final 3,347 at-bats, the most consecutive at bats without a home run in MLB history.

Branch Rickey 1950 (cartoon Willard Mullin/The Sporting News)

1950 - Branch Rickey signed a five-year contract with the Pirates to become the team executive vice president/GM, replacing Roy Hamey. His son, Branch Jr., was named Pittsburgh's VP and farm system director. Branch laid the groundwork for future success by developing a productive farm system, but the Bucs put together just a 269-501 record (.349) during his tenure as GM.

1953 - LHP John Candelaria was born in New York. The Bucs selected the LaSalle Academy (Brooklyn) star in the second round of the 1972 draft. In 12 years (1975-85, 1993) with the Pirates, his line was 124-87-16/3.17, with a 1-1, 3.91 ERA slash in his four post-season starts. The Candy Man tossed a no-hitter, led the MLB in ERA once, earned an All-Star nod and a won a World Series ring while a Bucco. Overall, he had a 19-year MLB career with the Pirates, California Angels, New York Mets, New York Yankees, Montreal Expos, Minnesota Twins, Toronto Blue Jays, and Los Angeles Dodgers.

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FINANCE Negotiating Commitment Papers Resource Kit This resource kit provides an overview of negotiating financing commitment papers. The commitment letter and its attachments are the starting point of the definitive documentation and the drive to closing, but they are also the end result of significant negotiation over the business and legal terms of transaction. To start, lawyers are generally tasked with translating the business terms of the transaction into a legal term sheet attached to the commitment letter. However, in addition to drafting the commitment papers, lawyers take the lead in negotiating these terms—that is, every major provision other than the pricing itself. This means counsel must be up to date on market conditions and the structure and nature of the transaction itself. Read more . CORPORATE AND M&A Bank M&A Practice Guide by Aaron Kaslow, Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP Describe the M&A market for banks/financial institutions. Insured depository institutions (referred to here generically as “banks” and which include national banks, federal thrifts, and state-chartered banks and thrifts) are most often acquired by other banks and bank holding companies. The Bank Holding Company Act of 1956 ( 12 USCS § 1843 ) separates the business of banking from other areas of commerce by imposing restrictions on the non-banking business activities of bank holding companies. The activities restrictions in the Bank Holding Company Act prevent the acquisition of banks by manufacturers, retailers, and other non-banking businesses. Read more . CAPITAL MARKETS & CORPORATE GOVERNANCE Market Trends 2017/18: International Capital Markets by David Ludwick, Sarah Murphy, and Virginia Flower, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer This market trends article discusses a selection of trends experienced by companies as they raised capital in cross-border securities offerings in the international equity capital markets (ECM) and debt capital markets (DCM). Read more . LABOR & EMPLOYMENT Employment Litigation Discovery Resource Kit This resource kit provides links to forms with drafting notes that give you a starting point in preparing and responding to fact discovery requests in various types of employment litigation including discrimination cases, wage and hour matters, and trade secret misappropriation/breach of restrictive covenant actions. This resource kit also discusses the initial steps that you should take to manage fact discovery and provides links to practice notes containing practical guidance and strategies. Read more . CORPORATE COUNSEL Diversity Initiatives at Law Firms and In-House Legal Departments by Alberto Rodriguez, New York City Commission on Human Rights This practice note provides guidance on implementing strategies to increase diversity at law firms and corporate legal departments. It explains the pitfalls that may exist in implementing certain diversity efforts and provides guidelines on creating a more diverse and inclusive work environment. This practice note utilizes the American Bar Association’s definition of diversity which includes individuals who are racial and ethnic minorities, women, LGBT, and those with disabilities. Read more . DATA SECURITY & PRIVACY Confidential Medical Information in the Employee Leaves and Disability Context by Betsy Johnson, Ogletree Deakins, P.C. This practice note provides guidance on meeting medical recordkeeping and confidentiality requirements under the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA), the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), the Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act (GINA), and the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA). Read more . TAX Toll Tax: Proposed I.R.C. Section 965 Regulations Explained This practice note provides a review of the proposed regulations under I.R.C. Section 965 , issued August 1, 2018, and highlights some key issues for practitioners and taxpayers. See 83 FR 39514 . The proposed regulations provide guidance relating to the toll tax due upon the mandatory repatriation of certain deferred foreign earnings. Generally, the proposed regulations combine the provisions announced in three prior IRS Notices (the Section 965 Notices), one Revenue Procedure, various frequently asked questions released by the IRS concerning the payment, and reporting of a taxpayer’s I.R.C. Section 965 inclusion and related tax liability and IRS Publication 5292 . In addition, the proposed regulations also set forth additional guidance on a variety of topics. Read more . REAL ESTATE Force Majeure Clauses in Construction Contracts by Jed Ruccio, McCarter & English, LLP A force majeure clause addresses events that are beyond the control of the parties, such as a natural disaster, and defines the parties’ obligations during such events. A well-drafted force majeure clause in a construction contract can minimize or avoid the delay and disputes caused by a significant unexpected occurrence. Read more . EMPLOYEE BENEFITS & EXECUTIVE COMPENSATION Compensation Committee Resource Kit This resource kit provides an overview of the roles and responsibilities of the compensation committee of the board of directors and the applicable corporate governance standards of a company listed on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE ® ) or The Nasdaq Stock Market ® (Nasdaq) as well as guidance as to where relevant practice notes, checklists, and forms can be found in Lexis Practice Advisor. Read more . INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY & TECHNOLOGY Divided Infringement Considerations for Process Claims This practice note identifies the elements of divided infringement that a patent prosecutor should keep in mind when drafting patent claims directed to a process in which the steps may be performed by more than one actor. It also considers how to optimize the written description to support a divided infringement analysis and discusses claim-drafting strategies that may obviate the need to rely entirely on a multi-actor process claim. Read more . PRIVATE EQUITY & INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT Middle Market Private Equity Loans: Increasing Flexibility by Ellen M. Snare, King & Spalding LLP The middle market private equity leveraged loan market (middle market) has undergone significant changes during recent years as a result of larger, more sophisticated sponsors engaging in transactions in that space and importing the flexibility that they are accustomed to in their more traditional market, the large corporate loan market (large cap). Generally speaking, the middle market consists of credit party groups with consolidated EBITDA in the range of $20 million to $50 million, with consolidated EBITDA in excess of $50 million being the entry point for the large cap market. Given the reduction in transactions with truly marketable creditworthiness in the middle market and the uptick in recent years in the formation of alternative sources of capital, there is a glut of lenders with capital to allocate chasing a smaller pool of deals. This gives private equity sponsors greater leverage now than they have exercised at any other period other than during the leveraged lending boom of the mid-2000s. Sponsors have used this leverage to introduce significant flexibility in debt, lien, investment, and restricted and junior payment baskets. Read more . Related content: • Practice Note: Private Equity Investment Structures by Carolyn J. Vardi, White & Case LLP • Practice Note: Preferred Equity in Buyouts by Robert F. 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Since then, the FTC has won every fully litigated challenge to block or unwind a hospital and other healthcare-provider merger, including several recent cases at the circuit court level. Additionally, in several non-litigated enforcement actions, the FTC has required remedies to approve the merger. Read more . BANKRUPTCY Bankruptcy 101 for Commercial Litigators Title 11 of the United States Code, commonly known as the federal Bankruptcy Code, provides an orderly process to efficiently and equitably administer and settle claims against an insolvent individual, corporation, or municipality. The Bankruptcy Code is a statutory scheme that sets forth the relief available to debtors and creditors. The Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure (Bankruptcy Rules) and Federal Rules of Evidence govern bankruptcy proceedings in bankruptcy courts, district courts, and bankruptcy appellate panels. 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By: Justin Felisko November 07, 2018 LAS VEGAS – Reigning Stock Contractor of the Year Chad Berger is normally a man of many, many words. Berger, though, had a hard time finding any words on Tuesday night as a wave of emotions overcame him inside the Showroom at the South Point Hotel Casino & Spa during the 2018 PBR Heroes & Legends Celebration. The 57-year-old could not contain his sadness as he sat at his table listening to PBR Director of Livestock Cody Lambert rattle off a series of impressive facts of about the late Pearl Harbor’s legacy. Lambert compared Pearl Harbor to legendary athletes such as John Stockton and Barry Sanders and how they ultimately fell short of a World Championship, but are still remembered today as some of the best athletes in their respective sports. “Dick Butkus never won a World Championship in football. There are some other ones. Earl Campbell, Eric Dickerson, Jim Kelly, Dan Marino,” Lambert said. “Pearl Harbor also an Oklahoma State connection, one of his owners is an Oklahoma State alumni. The greatest running back I have ever seen, Barry Sanders, does not have a World Championship. “In the rodeo world, the greatest two bull riders that... Continue Reading

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I think I need to get back to walking in the morning. In addition to the exercise, which should help my outlook, I need the sunshine and fresh air. So I will try that tomorrow morning.I also decided that I need to pick back up the BJ Gallagher book and work through it on my own. I did some of the exercises with the Dao of Doing here, but not enough and not indepth enough. So I started that today, actually making notes, writing stuff down, making a special folder on the computer for the exercises. I really need to figure out why I use so many avoidance techniques so very well!

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Four days before the country entered its month-long Independence celebrations and a focus on all things Bajan, a young film-maker was being heralded for his work in the local industry.
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Koby was picked up as a stray. He immediately bonded with a stunning senior goat. He is adorable and friendly. Estimated age to be 1 1/2 - 2yrs of age. He is presently in foster care at Harvest Home Animal Sanctuary located in Stockton, CA www.harvesth... see more at Petfinder.com

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